”She shook her head and said:“Honey, you are the true dreamer in this family. You get that from me, y’know.”“This is not a dream. I swear it....”“Dinner’s getting cold,” she said and ended the conversation there.Monty and Eliza soon joined them, and Claude struggled while holdingEliza’s hand during grace, her palm smooth and warm but hiding resentment within, he was sure of it. He ate a hearty meal of all the good stuff: pot roast, collard greens, candied sweet potatoes, catfish soup with. Live my Word! Live my Word!"The pastor smiles, "Out of the mouth of a child! Praise you Jesus! Praise you Jesus!" He then leads in singing an old children's song, "The B-I-B-L-E, yes that's the book for me. I stand alone on the Word of God, the B-I-B-L-E."During the song Maria whispers to Jeff, "What did you say!" I have no idea! No idea. It just happened. Then it was like a wave rolled over me. But I feel great! I feel like God loves me even more than we love each other."When church ends, Jeff. Pack up ... I don't like people knowing what I'm doing."The Tindles moved ... moved ... and moved again before Molly put her pretty little foot down.She was holding a cast iron skillet under his nose, "This far, William Tindle, and no more!!" But Molly..." Bill?" She stamped her foot."Molly?" Do you like my cunny?" You know I do." Move me again and you can use Rosie Palmer and her five daughters for your relief!" Yes, Molly."They stayed. The country filled up around them. Many of the newcomers. In her arms, she held a rag doll, looking at it with a tenderexpression. A tear ran down Gerry's cheek as he thought about the scene justa short time before. And she looked like she was in need of just as much loveas that other little girl..."You want five dollars for THAT? I mean, she's too beautiful, so precious..."Gerry blushed."No need to be embarrassed, young man. She'd make a fine addition to yourrather impressive collection..." Wait--how...no, don't tell me, I know.."The old man smiled..